Xilinx Vivado 2017.4 [repack]

: ERROR: [DRC DCI-3] when using multiple I/O banks with different voltages. Workaround : In the XDC constraint file, add:

While 2017.4 was designed for 2017-era hardware, many engineers still run it on modern machines. Here’s the compatibility matrix: xilinx vivado 2017.4

| Benefit | Newer Version (2020+) | 2017.4 Limitation | |---------|----------------------|---------------------| | | Up to 3x faster with incremental flow | No hierarchical compile | | Versal support | Yes (AI Engines, NoC) | None (pre-Versal) | | Python-based Tcl | Yes (Tcl 8.6) | Tcl 8.5 only | | Vivado ML | Machine-learning optimizations | None | | Vitis unified platform | Yes | Separate SDSoC/SDK tools | : ERROR: [DRC DCI-3] when using multiple I/O

If you’re starting a design in 2025, do not use 2017.4 – choose Vivado ML 2023.2 or later for better performance and Versal support. But if you’re supporting a legacy system, debugging an old bitstream, or collaborating with a team that standardized on 2017.4, this guide should give you everything you need. But if you’re supporting a legacy system, debugging

A typical project workflow in 2017.4, as highlighted in community MiniZed design blogs , includes: Block Design

– Newer Vivado versions deprecate U_SET and MAXDELAY constraints. Use set_property with ASSUMED_SKEW instead.

To use Vivado 2017.4 today, you generally need to download it from the AMD (formerly Xilinx) Download Center Vivado Standard Edition